Partha Ghosh School of Leadership

LEAD 1  - >>> "Arise, awake, and stop not till the goal is reached"  -  Swami Vivekananda.................<> >>>>>PREAMBLE>>>The Partha Ghosh School of Leadership had started its’ journey at IIT Kharagpur in 2018 with generous support from Dr. Partha S. Ghosh, our Distinguished Alumni, a former partner at McKinsey & Company, a DSC awardee, and a change maker in governance and leadership across 36 countries in the world. Since then, the school is working on a vision of empowering individuals with self-confidence, courage and awakening based on their personal abilities best integrating the deep philosophical values and ways of life as envisioned by the sages of the East and the frontiers of technology-driven leadership in the West.IMMEDIATE ACTION PLANS:In the School, The Faculty-Expert-Leaders shall operate nationally, and internationally on the basis of their strength in a) essential knowledge systems of All-round leadership and b) application-driven strategies and innovation processes shaping grounded leadership that creates jobs and opportunities for hundreds and thousands and millions. The four key expertise are: a) Systems thinking and systems dynamics - to avoid unintended consequences in any form of production and distribution processes from small scale MSME driven creative economy to large macroeconomies driven by MNCs across nations; b) Creative problem solving - theory and practice, intuitive art, and both inductive and deductive thinking ;c) Communications and Controls in systems - integrating art and science, cultural niches and etiquettes, trans-personal and spectrum psychology; (ability to bridge left-brain and right-brain thinking); d) Knowledge of Systems of philosophies from across the world – ability to envision and interact across cultures and contexts to lead humanity.NEED >> FIRST, LEAD YOURSELF ; SECOND, LEAD THE SYSTEM ; THIRD, LEAD OTHERS TO BE LEADERS ...............<>LEAD 2 -   >>> “Be the change that you wish to see in the world”  -  Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi  Read less